Conor Coffey

Co-Founded the San Diego Youth Gaelic Athletic Association (SDYGAA). SDYGAA, a 501 (c)(3) Non-Profit/Public Benefit company, promotes and organizes Gaelic Football for ages 5 through 15 in San Diego and Orange Counties. It is focused on offering youths the opportunity to gain a sense of community, camaraderie and develop physically and personally. SDYGAA affords youth the opportunity to experience a new sport, travel nationally and internationally and learn the history and beauty of the… Show more

Co-Founded the San Diego Youth Gaelic Athletic Association (SDYGAA). SDYGAA, a 501 (c)(3) Non-Profit/Public Benefit company, promotes and organizes Gaelic Football for ages 5 through 15 in San Diego and Orange Counties. It is focused on offering youths the opportunity to gain a sense of community, camaraderie and develop physically and personally. SDYGAA affords youth the opportunity to experience a new sport, travel nationally and internationally and learn the history and beauty of the national sport of Ireland. Show less

Co-Founded the San Diego Setanta Gaelic Football & Surf Club under the auspices of the Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA). As a 501 (c)(3) Non-Profit/Public Benefit amateur sports organization the mission of Setanta Gaelic Football & Surf Club is to promote the development and playing of Gaelic Games in the San Diego Community, to be a uniting force in the Community, to encourage the participation of all sectors of our Community in our sporting, cultural and social activities, and to support… Show more

Co-Founded the San Diego Setanta Gaelic Football & Surf Club under the auspices of the Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA). As a 501 (c)(3) Non-Profit/Public Benefit amateur sports organization the mission of Setanta Gaelic Football & Surf Club is to promote the development and playing of Gaelic Games in the San Diego Community, to be a uniting force in the Community, to encourage the participation of all sectors of our Community in our sporting, cultural and social activities, and to support the development of our members in an environment of sportsmanship, inclusiveness, mutual respect and social responsibility.

I stopped playing competitive Gaelic football years ago but still actively participate on the surfing side - hitting the water is a lot easier on the body than hitting the ground or another person! Show less

Began as a contributing member of Team in Training (TNT) raising $3k+ for The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society and running a marathon; then became Team Captain with responsibility for 15 Team Members who collectively raised $50k+.

Established the first ever TNT Mentor roles in the US (myself and one other) which were then replicated and scaled throughout the country.

For my last program I helped lead a group of 115 Team Members who raised well over $500k in just 6 months! My 2.5… Show more

Began as a contributing member of Team in Training (TNT) raising $3k+ for The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society and running a marathon; then became Team Captain with responsibility for 15 Team Members who collectively raised $50k+.

Established the first ever TNT Mentor roles in the US (myself and one other) which were then replicated and scaled throughout the country.

For my last program I helped lead a group of 115 Team Members who raised well over $500k in just 6 months! My 2.5 year commitment (5 marathon programs) ended as Senior Mentor & Assistant Coach. Show less

The Knights of Heroes (KOH) Foundation was created by Lieutenant Colonel (retired) Steve Harrold. He did so to commemorate the life of a friend and former pilot, Major Troy Lee "Trojan" Gilbert, who was killed during combat operations while flying his F-16 to protect ground troops being overrun by the enemy in the Al-Anbar Province, Iraq on November 27, 2006. At the time of his death, Major Gilbert was a husband and father of five children.

KOH offers mentorship and guidance for children… Show more

The Knights of Heroes (KOH) Foundation was created by Lieutenant Colonel (retired) Steve Harrold. He did so to commemorate the life of a friend and former pilot, Major Troy Lee "Trojan" Gilbert, who was killed during combat operations while flying his F-16 to protect ground troops being overrun by the enemy in the Al-Anbar Province, Iraq on November 27, 2006. At the time of his death, Major Gilbert was a husband and father of five children.

KOH offers mentorship and guidance for children who have lost a parent due to world conflict. The Foundation has grown every year, with more than 100 children attending at least one of several programs offered throughout the year. Show less